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Full Stack Developer (Back-End & Front-End) CMS/REACT

Posted 6 days ago

lume consulting groupSacramento (CA)

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About the role

CMS Full Stack Developer Lume Consulting Group is seeking a highly experienced CMS Full Stack Developer to support the end-to-end redevelopment of its client public-facing consumer website and potential integration of its client business-facing platform. This role blends deep expertise in enterprise-grade CMS platforms and secure back-end development with modern front-end engineering REACT, user accessibility compliance, and responsive design execution. You will collaborate with a cross-functional team of UXD, content, Content strategy, and security stakeholders to deliver a secure, accessible, and scalable digital platform that meets state and federal compliance standards.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Lead CMS implementation, architecture, and integration tasks with security, compliance, and scalability in mind
  • Build modular, reusable front-end components using React or Vue.js that adhere to accessibility and design standards
  • Collaborate with content, design, and accessibility teams to translate research and mockups into performant code
  • Manage CMS migrations from legacy platforms and configure authoring environments for non-technical users
  • Maintain detailed documentation, including CMS configurations, security models, and data flows
  • Ensure all development meets WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility and HIPAA requirements
  • Optimize page load times, performance, and cross-device responsiveness
  • Provide input and recommendations for CMS platform evaluation and implementation strategy
Mandatory Qualifications: CMS / Back-End:
  • Minimum 7 years of experience implementing and maintaining enterprise-grade CMS platforms (Adobe Experience Manager, WordPress VIP, SharePoint, etc.)Strong expertise in: CMS configuration, custom component development, and integrations
  • Secure content workflows, encryption (data at rest/in transit), and access controlHIPAA-aligned development, including PHI protection and audit readinessCMS template design aligned with modular UI component librariesCMS migrations from legacy systems
  • Technical documentation for CMS governance and security protocols
  • Front-End:
  • Minimum 5 years of experience in responsive, mobile-first front-end development using modern JavaScript frameworks (e.g., React, Vue.js)
  • Demonstrated proficiency with: Building and maintaining enterprise-grade design systems
  • Semantic, scalable, maintainable HTML/CSS and component-based architecture
  • Accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508), including ARIA, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support
  • Design token integration from design tools (Figma, Adobe XD)
  • Performance optimization (lazy loading, asset bundling, responsive images)
  • Cross-functional collaboration with designers, CMS developers, and QA
Desired Qualifications:
  • Experience working with HIPAA-compliant hosting environments, such as AWS GovCloud or Azure Government
  • Familiarity with headless or hybrid CMS architectures
  • Experience developing secure APIs and integrations with systems such as eligibility platforms, CRM, and analytics tools
  • Contribution to or management of open-source design system codebases
  • Support for multilingual websites and culturally responsive front-end design
  • Track record of improving performance metrics to drive user engagement and conversion goals

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